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The dangers of being a couch potato.
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We've got just a week to go now until Sam goes back to have the plaster taken off his wrist and we find out if he's allowed to go skiing at Easter. He had a skiing accident on the dry slope, and landed wrist first, compressing it a little. It's now in a fetching bright red plaster. Laughing

For a while I was a little worried about whether dry slope skiing was too dangerous, but then discovered his best friend broke his wrist the previous day jumping off the settee, so perhaps it's just as dangerous being a couch potato.

His Dad broke his wrist, also dry slope skiing, in July and by the time it had been pulled back into place 4 different medical people had given their opinion (unasked), all were insistent that he must carry on skiing, giving up was more risky, as lack of exercise could kill him, not just put a wrist in plaster.

Interesting. At least I can let my family carry on dry slope skiing without feeling guilty that I am putting them at risk.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Jane L, I've been wondering how young Sam was doing. Good to hear from you. Best of luck for next week.
Snowheads Potato definitely dangerous: PG and Ise are on their way to duff me up for suggesting they were engaging in wife swapping! (see here)
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